Army Navy grid game moved by Roosevelt
The Army Navy football classic is shifted from Philadelphia to the U S Naval Academy arena to save tires and gasoline and keep railroads open for travel. Tickets will be sold only to Annapolis residents, with officials suggesting this could be the last wartime meeting for the duration.
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Dept—Crj
Army-Navy
Philadelphia
Mammooth
Naval Academy
Roosevelt
Cravens
Wise Ticht
White House
Maryland
Navy
Baltimore
Washington
U.S
Chicago
Gamory
West Point
Col. Lawrence ™. Tones
Stiff Accepting Reservations for Hani in Philadelphia
The official stated that until business yesterday the stiff was taking reservations for the Hani believing the event would be played in Philadelphia. An immediate indication showed ticket sales and when refunds would be issued.
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Philadelphia
Law
Sports Mirror Snapshot From AP Archives
A scrambled AP recap cites Freddie Hutchinson as a promising pitcher entering a four year tech navy commitment. It recalls Tennessee's unbeaten 1950 season and Yale's 68 yard TD by Clint Frank in a 9-0 win over Cornell, with garbled phrases about ages and offenses.
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Associated Press Today
Freddie Hutchinson
Dewaltiger
Tech Navy
Tennessee
Way
Associated Press
Clint Frank
Yale
Cornell
Sports Roundup highlights college grid and wartime notes
Harvard's Dick Harlow lauds Army morale and toughness in a letter to Boston reporters. Colgate vs Penn State pits Kerr and Higgins, two seasoned East coaches, on the sidelines. War auction items include War Admiral stud service and Man O'War plates. Len Heath from Chandler eyeing Southwestern colleges, plus service league plans and athletes moving to Great Lakes and Norfolk Naval stations.
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Harvard
Dick Harlow
Boston
Garry Lopp
Maryland
Lient
Iewer
England
Colgate
Penn State
Andy
Kerr
Bob
Higgins
Thoroughbred Club
Ait Keeneland
War Admiral
Southwestern
Len Heath
Chandler
Okla
Feller Aboard Quincy Sinking Near Salomons
The report notes an unnamed crew member aboard the Quincy during its sinking in the Salomons area. It mentions Corp. Moe Becker, ex-Duquesne basketball standout, taking a 12 day furlough from the Aberdeen proving ground and immediately returning to Pittsburgh to train with the Duquesne team.
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Quincy
Salomons
Corp
Moe Becker
Duquesne
Aberdeen
Pittsburgh
Duquesne Court
Censored Coverage Looms For TCUNAS Game In Pensacola
Navy officials will screen all news reports from the Texas Christian University versus Naval Air Station football game in Pensacola. A ruling requires reporters to submit stories for official approval before leaving the Naval reservation. Autograph requests flow to Elroy Hirsch at Wisconsin after a remarkable 50 yard dash. Charity sums rise as Rice and Corpus Christi Flying Base game yields 4028 dollars and 24 cents to the community chest.
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Pensacola
Fla
iFj
Texas Christian University
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Navy
Naval Reservation
Houston
Tex
Jess Neel
Auday
Fea Institute
Rice
Naval Flying Base
Corpus Christi
Deaths Last Night In Seattle and Seaview Figures
George F. Vanderveer, a nationally known labor attorney who advised the Industrial Workers of the World during the war, died last night in Seattle. In Toyomia Ontario Robot Lee Blaffen, 66, a former Texas executive, died last night. Joe Knowles, 74, artist and “nature man” famed for his 1913 back tonatura experiment, died last night in Seaview.
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Seattle
Washington
George TF. Vanderveer
Ratbert
Lee Blivfen
Toyomia
Ontario
Robot Lee Blaffen
Texas
Joe Knowles
Seaview
Wash
Tae Knowles
Dewir Mackenzie
Europe
Associated Press
Tillions
Mackenziee
Western Hemisphere
Fights Last Night Philadelphia Basora Knockout
Joge Basora, aged 166, from New York delivered a knockout against a young opponent in Philadelphia last night, sparking a midcard upset in the boxing card.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Joge Basora
New York
Young
Herb Barker Picks Winners In Tenuous Week Of Football
Herb Barker surveys the weekend college football slate listing picks for Notre Dame Illinois Georgia Tech Army Harvard Michigan Minnesota Ohio State Northwestern Duke Pitt Alabama Texas Southern California UCLA UCLA Villanova Auburn Wake Forest Boston College North Carolina State Holy Cross Syracuse Dartmouth Indiana Wisconsin Purdue Michigan State Mississippi State Florida Louisiana State Georgia Naval North Carolina Naval Arkansas Mississippi.
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Tlingis
Ray Eliot
Iawa
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Michigan
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Wolverines
Bernie Bierman
Ohio State
Northwestern
Buckeyes
Otto Graham
Duke
Pitt
Colgate
Dukes
Alabama
Kentucky
Texas
Rice
Southern California
Stanford
Trojans
Santa Clara
UCLA
Villanova
Auburn
Wake Forest
Boston
Dolage
Eagles
Boston College
North Carolina State
Holy Cross
Crusaders
N. C. State
Cornell
Syracuse
Dartmouth Yate
Darmouth
Indiana
Wisconsin
Purdue
Boxing Bout Results Highlight Early Round Upsets
Kid Robinson aged 154 from Philadelphia and Elizabeth New Jersey veteran Van McNutt aged 47 from Baltimore faced Fall River Mass fighter Al Red Piqueist aged 150 from Cambridge who out pointed Freddie Wilson aged 151 from New York Pittsburgh. Irish Son ny Horne aged 150 from Niles Ohio outpointed the Newark opponent to claim a ten point margin.
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Philadelphia
Elizabeth
van McNutt
Baltimore
Buddy Farrell
Newark
Drew
Fall River
Mass
Red
Piqueist
Cambridge
Freddie Wilson
New York
Pittsburgh
Irish
Sonny) Horne
Niles
Football Picks and Tosses From an Unclear List
A fragmented note outlines college football betting guesses by coin toss, with matches including Mississippi, North Carolina, Tulane, Texas Christian, Pensacola, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, California, Washington, Oregon State, Tulsa, St. Louis, Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma A&M, Corpus Christi, and Southern Methodist, suggesting favored outcomes and uncertainties.
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Tulane
Texas
Christian - Pensacola
TCU
Missouri
Nebraka
Oklahoma
Nebraska
California
Washington
Washington State
Oregon State
Tulsa
St. Louis
Kansas
Kansas State
Oklahoma A & M
Corpus ‘Christi
Southern Methodist
World Briefs Wrap: Langlie Cancels Olympia Opening Threats
Olympia governor Langlie cancels the scheduled hunting season opening in central Washington to maximize aid for harvest. In London an update reports ten Serb hostages shot in Nish District following the killing of a military police NCO. Gibraltar reports an air raid warning with Bomber activity over nearby Spanish territory. London notes Malta's 4,660 bombing attacks and 1,089 enemy aircraft destroyed through Oct 19. Sir Archibald Sinclair informs Commons civilians number at 1,386.
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Wash
Langlie
Washington
London
Nish
Old Yugoslavia
Malta
Archibald ‘Sinclair
House At Commons
Tie
Bombed town in southern land kills two in debris
Dispatch from Rome reports that a German bombing destroyed buildings in a southern town. Two people were killed and several others injured or buried under debris. The report notes the destruction occurred days after a visit from Transocean and mentions ongoing efforts to assess casualties.
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Weland
Transocean
Rome
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